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94 lines
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[00:00](Speaker A) To the moon and back.
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[00:02](Speaker A) Ha ha.
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[00:04](Speaker A) I jump on every planet and every star.
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[00:08](Speaker A) Come on, let's go far.
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[00:10](Speaker A) Explore the whole universe.
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[00:12](Speaker A) Little Malabar.
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[00:14](Speaker B) The labyrinth of the night.
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[00:19](Speaker A) I did it.
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[00:20](Speaker A) I finished.
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[00:22](Speaker A) Hello, Giraffe.
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[00:23](Speaker A) See this?
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[00:24](Speaker A) I just made some sticks stilts with some bamboo.
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[00:28](Speaker A) And I'm going to make taller stilts to be even bigger than you.
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[00:38](Speaker A) I'll never be able to play with my stil
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[00:43](Speaker A) if the Earth shakes like that all the time.
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[00:49](Speaker A) Tell me, why are you shaking like that?
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[00:51](Speaker A) Earth, are you okay?
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[00:52](Speaker C) I am just fine, Little Malabar.
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[00:54](Speaker C) It's very warm on my surface and that makes me tremble.
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[00:57](Speaker C) And so your eyelid shakes do.
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[01:01](Speaker C) I'm sorry, but I just can't help it.
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[01:03](Speaker A) No problem.
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[01:04](Speaker A) But to walk on my stilts.
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[01:06](Speaker A) Maybe I should go somewhere else.
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[01:07](Speaker C) Why don't you go to Mars?
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[01:09](Speaker C) Up on Mars, it never shakes at all.
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[01:11](Speaker A) Great idea.
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[01:11](Speaker A) Let's go.
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[01:15](Speaker A) A canyon and sleeping volcanoes.
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[01:19](Speaker A) Nothing is moving here.
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[01:21](Speaker A) It's perfect.
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[01:22](Speaker A) Hmm.
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[01:28](Speaker B) Huh?
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[01:29](Speaker B) What are those two doing over there?
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[01:31](Speaker C) Bizarre.
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[01:31](Speaker C) Yes.
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[01:32](Speaker C) What are you two doing?
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[01:33](Speaker A) Hello there, volcanoes.
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[01:34](Speaker A) We came here to play on my stilts because Earth sometimes shakes too much.
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[01:38](Speaker B) Did you know that a long time ago, sometimes it also shook on Mars?
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[01:42](Speaker B) That's right.
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[01:43](Speaker B) And it really shook a lot right here.
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[01:45](Speaker B) Yes, when I was young, I shook a lot like that.
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[01:50](Speaker B) Well, now it doesn't shake.
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[01:51](Speaker B) But where have the volcanoes going?
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[01:53](Speaker B) We're over here.
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[01:56](Speaker B) But get ready.
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[01:57](Speaker B) It's going to shake now.
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[02:04](Speaker A) The volcanoes are growing like mushrooms here.
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[02:07](Speaker B) Oh my, oh my.
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[02:08](Speaker B) It's getting warmer and warmer up here.
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[02:12](Speaker B) That's how a long time ago, us volcanoes on Mars, we volcanoes grew up.
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[02:20](Speaker C) Hold on tight.
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[02:21](Speaker C) You haven't seen anything yet.
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[02:24](Speaker A) Hey, Giraffe, where are you going?
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[02:27](Speaker A) Whoa.
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[02:27](Speaker A) Whoo hoo.
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[02:28](Speaker A) A slide.
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[02:30](Speaker A) Hey, what happened?
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[02:32](Speaker B) Well, it became so hot on the surface of Mars that its crust began to move and became cracked.
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[02:37](Speaker C) And these enormous canyons were formed.
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[02:40](Speaker B) Welcome to the labyrinth of the night.
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[02:43](Speaker A) A labyrinth.
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[02:45](Speaker A) Wow.
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[02:45](Speaker A) Now let's all try to find Giraffe.
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[02:49](Speaker A) Oh, wow.
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[02:50](Speaker A) The canyons here on Mars are really, really deep.
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[02:53](Speaker A) We have to find Giraffe before nighttime.
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[02:56](Speaker A) And we can't see anything.
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[02:58](Speaker A) Giraff.
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[03:00](Speaker A) Giraffe.
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[03:01](Speaker A) Ah, there you are.
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[03:04](Speaker A) Together we'll find our way out.
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[03:07](Speaker A) It's that way.
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[03:08](Speaker A) Giraffe.
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[03:09](Speaker A) Let's go.
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[03:13](Speaker A) Turn right.
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[03:14](Speaker A) Turn left now.
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[03:18](Speaker A) Yes.
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[03:19](Speaker A) It.
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[03:19](Speaker A) We found it.
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[03:20](Speaker A) Wow.
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[03:23](Speaker B) Well done.
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[03:23](Speaker B) You have found the most gigantic canyon of all canyons on Mars.
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[03:28](Speaker C) You have found the vast.
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[03:30](Speaker B) Mary.
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[03:32](Speaker A) Thank you.
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[03:32](Speaker A) Volcanoes.
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[03:33](Speaker A) Want to go home now, Giraffe.
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[03:36](Speaker A) Goodbye, Mars.
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[03:40](Speaker A) It was really fun to play in the Labyrinth of the Night.
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[03:43](Speaker A) Good night and sweet dreams, Giraffe.
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[03:46](Speaker B) Long ago, the surface of Mars shook so much that immense canyons were formed.
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[03:51](Speaker B) It's called the Labyrinth of the Night, and it ends in the Valles Marineris. |